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Bond In Investing Stock "Under the hard money increases . . . bundling [contributions] from the well-connected will grow to be intolerable," said the group's lawyer, John C. Bonifaz. "The First Amendment isn't the only issue at stake here. There's also equal protection, and that must include equal protection of the poor."

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Trading Stock And Bonds The three-judge panel is composed of Karen L. Henderson of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the D.C. Circuit and U.S. District Judges Colleen Kollar-Kotelly and Richard J. Leon. Henderson hinted Wednesday that the panel may render a decision by late January. From there, the case is expected to move immediately on appeal to the Supreme Court.

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Washington Post - 12/6/2002

Topic: Campaign Finance Reform

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